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The Parish of Drumlish lies in the Northern end of County Longford and is part of the Diocese of Ardagh and Clonmacnois. The Churches of the parish are located in the town of Drumlish and in the neighbouring village of Ballinamuck.

Drumlish Parish extends from the eastern side of the parish of Clonguish to a short distance beyond the village of Ballinamuck.

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Bishops at Knock call for hope and humanity in the age of AI

Date Published: 22/Aug/2026

Bishops at Knock call for hope and humanity in the age of AIThousands of pilgrims are participating this week for the annual National Novena to Our Lady of Knock, where two homilies have placed the rapid rise of artificial intelligence alongside a deeper question about what it means to be human.Read More...Read On

Sixth World Day for Grandparents & the Elderly

Date Published: 24/Jul/2026

Sixth World Day for Grandparents and the ElderlyNext Sunday, July 26 th marks the Sixth World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly.It is also the Annual Catholic Grandparents Association Pilgrimage to Knock Shrinewith anointing of the sick at 2.30pm and Mass at 3pm followed by the procession.This year the Pilgrimage will be led by Archbishop Eamon ...Read On

Archbishop Farrell calls for compassion on migration

Date Published: 10/Jul/2026

Archbishop Farrell calls for compassion on migrationArchbishop Dermot Farrell of the Archdiocese of Dublin has called for greater compassion towards migrants and asylum seekers, urging Ireland to ensure its immigration policies are rooted in respect for human dignity while acknowledging the legitimate challenges posed by population growth and housi...Read On

Catholic ethos a priority for parental choice in Irish education reform

Date Published: 26/Jun/2026

Alan Hynes-Cendrzak, CEO of Catholic Education PartnershipCatholic ethos a priority for parental choice in Irish education reformAlan Hynes-Cendrzak, CEO of Catholic Education Partnership joins Wendy Grace in studio to talk about the importance of parental choice, divestment, and diversity in education.Read More...Read On

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